01 Nov 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1962
Page
1
Police report isolated incidents with tomato throwing and fire extinguisher pranks. Hayward officials say calm Halloweens prevail after San Francisco saw severe trouble with mobs, rocks, eggs and window smashing. City officers, 12 squad cars, and numerous youths faced disturbances. rural areas reported occasional outdoor privy disruptions.
The page invites readers to turn to sections 21 and 22 for The on the Patriot by Dr Rafferty and notes the latest FBI counterspy Mai Cvetic novel The Big Decision on page 20. Caspar Weinberger weighs pros and cons of Proposition 22 merging the California Osteopathic Assn and California Medical Assn on today’s editorial page.
U S Navy ships resumed the arms blockade of Cuba at daybreak and air surveillance was ordered renewed after Fidel Castro refused U N inspection of Soviet missile withdrawals. Anastas Mikoyan headed for Cuba to bolster Soviet prestige and offer Castro more economic support. Rationing affected onions potatoes beans and rice amid drought blamed shortages on poor harvests. Thant said Soviet missiles would be taken down by Friday and removed from Cuba soon afterward. Eleanor Roosevelt reportedly gravely ill but improved. A Soviet anti air rocket shot down a U S U 2 over the Escambray. FHA raised maximum processing fees for home improvement loans. A pilot died in a crash near Greenville South Carolina. Fort Lauderdale prepared for more military activity with ships arriving and Yankee Stadium used for two months.
Stockholm reports Lev Landau, a Soviet theoretician, awarded the 1962 Nobel Prize for physics for his pioneering work on extreme temperature phenomena. Two British scientists win Nobel chemistry prizes as world tensions rise with Cuba after a tense two-day stalemate.
California governor candidate Edmund G. Brown and Richard Nixon accused each other of false portrayals amid claims of distorted wartime pictures. The debate touched on U S Cuba tensions, alleged misstatements by Nixon about storm warnings, and Brown’s promise of economic growth as he seeks a second term.
About 500 Indian students rioted in New Delhi attacking a Chinese restaurant and other shops after protests against Chinese incursions. Police struggled to contain the mob as authorities denounced aggression and Communists backed Nehru.
The Daily Review presents endorsements for the November 6 general election including Richard Nixon for president with party designation, George Christopher for governor, Tom Coakley for attorney general, U S Senator candidates, school superintendent, congressmen for the 8th and 9th districts, state senate and assembly members, county supervisors, and two superior court judges. Prop 1 A state college bonds Prop 23 change Prop 24 outlaw Communist Party Prop A rapid transit bonds.
A devotional prayer asks for God’s truth to guide discernment of His will and to renew energy. It seeks steadfast faith, persistent prayer, and joyful endurance through hardship with a plea for divine support and courage.
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